NYC

Hey New Yorkers, NYC Camp (aka ‘nice camp’) is just under a month away and we’ve got an epic event planned for you! Be sure to register for your free ticket soon, as the sign-up rate is moving at a swift pace and we’re over 50% of the way towards our target of 400+ attendees … with our great schedule, we’re going to fill-up, and tickets will run out very soon.

I proposed a session on OpenScholar for the DrupalCamp NYC (DEC 10)
http://www.drupalcampnyc.org/sessions/automating-openscholar-one-stop-solution-your-school
any suggestions for topics, formats or ideas welcome

Demo site will include

• School Brochure
• Course Catalog
• E-Commerce (Automatic student registration on payment)

This thread is for us to use as a place to discuss organizing tasks and strategies, and the conference in general from both a leadership and participant point of view. Pipe up! Help out!

Hey folks, it's your friendly neighborhood DrupalCamp marketing writer here!

As I work on site copy, it's occurred to me that there could be some cool/interesting history and trivia about our community and its camps. I see that we have a wiki page for drupalcampnyc history (er...well, now I can't find it again...), but more a chronology.

Hello NYC and surrounding area Drupal developers,

Open Everything NYC will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.

The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, online pre-registration is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.

I am currently working with a couple of experienced Drupal Developers from the tri-state area who are seeking full time jobs. If anyone would like to see their resumes, let me know.

Thank you,

Beau Gould
Executive Advisor
Capital Markets Placement
www.cmp.jobs
bg@capitalmarketsp.com

Made possible by colaborative group effort. I give you, NYC DUG stickers version one.

Thank you Charles Novick and Jonathan Berger for providing the designs. Thank you the group for picking the best one!

I will be distributing stickers at the upcoming Meetup, the rest will go to NYC DrupalCamp.

I've thrown in a few extra bucks to make it 1000 stickers instead of 500, so we have plenty to go around!

Here are the actual stickers:

I've taken advantage of the new Panels integration with Groups, http://groups.drupal.org/node/10445, to create what I hope will be a more useful site for the NYC Drupal community. The site now has the a welcome panel and a featured post in the top row. The next two rows list the latest Discussions, Polls, Events, and Wiki posts. Finally, the good old river of news lists all posts to the site in chronological order.